Everyone, at some point in life, has need for legal assistance. Finding the right source within your budget can be difficult. Many have lost their causes of action simply because they could not afford a professsional on top of the costs of process. Although some administration is made easier for public use, the case preparation and legal process is intimidating to new-comers.  Lawyers are expensive, but necessary in many cases.  Legal Aid certificates are not always available for every matter due to budgetary restraints. Community Legal Clinics offer free legal professionals to assist those who qualify, but the mandates do not cover all areas of law for all people.  Quite perplexing... Isn't it?  
 
It's hard not to fall between these legal cracks.  Contact the Law Society of Upper Canada and ask them what you should do once they have done away with the paralegals offering pro bono (free) legal services to fill the gaps.  Ask them if they would like to fill them in.

The information presented here should not be used in place or instead or alternatively to the advice of competent counsel licesend by the Bar to practice Law. If you have unanswered legal questions or concerns or need advise, the Law Society suggestes that you SEEK ADVISE OF AN ATTORNEY in good standing in the Province of Ontario. I will be happy to refer you to competent counsel upon request. Good luck with your future legal endeavors.  If you can't afford a lawyer, contact the Law Society and ask them what they suggest you do.
JUSTICE ... Now Being Served????????

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